... 5 WEDNESDAY-OCToBER 2S. The Duke de Guiche, who was so many years in this conntry, and in our military' service, and who acquired a taste for English sports, is the chief patron of the attempt making to introduce horse racing intto France,. lie haS lately published a work on the itrb- provemenbtfthebieed of French hurscs' AFFAIR OF OUa.O Friday a dispute took place in, Dbabii .tween iwo ...

... DINNER GIVEN TO MR. SHEL BY THE LrIUTUI IRESHtiJLDERS [imotM THE DUBLIN EVENING' POST.1 'IC having bein ubideeteod that Mr. Skiil would attenod the kegiltry ef Freeholder. at Dundalk, It was deterkuined by a Isage body of Freeholder tso give hbti a Public Dinner, in order toI exprest Ute popularfeellgin g ist regird. Atcordittly, tipont Titursday htl, he wus Iovited to dinett Magruth's Roomt. ...

... FRIDAY'S POST. The William Thompson has arrived from New York, and brings papers from Halifax to the 10th of last month. We ex- tract the following :— The grain crops in this district are finer than they have been for several years; the straw in some instances is short. Large fires have been raging in this neighbourhood.- On Monday week very serious apprehensions were entertained for the ...

... sorciffit Entelligettre. ViENNA, OCT. 14.- Commercial letters from Sexmli say that the Sultan has ratified the treaty, and sent the ratification to Adrianople to be ex- chapred. The publieation of a Elatti Scherift was immediately expected, granting an amnesty to all persons who, during the Ilte events, have excited the'dis'pleasure of the government; and also the applintinrint of ...

... LONN -O 2w .L NDON, OCT-. 29:. The followilg are extracts from the French Papers of Ttaesday : C(onStaoutilople, Oct. 1.-It was after a great Council, held onl the 27th, at the Palace of the Seraskier, Chosrew Pacha, at I which, besides the Ministers of the Porte, the lufti and the Sultan himself were present, that the ratifications of the Treaty l of Adrianople were signed and dispatched the ...

... CHURCH OF ENGLAND REFORMX TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS IMERCUfi't 'GENTLmrECL x-I cannflot Itilt ttritlile thre temperatre latnguage of your able correspollident, ,. icar Klighley ht yout last number: ?? I alosist agroe svith am oln th sbjet of ?? itl Church Government, tirliogi I difler from tim as it respects I is proposed Ileforma in the Church Service. Allow Inc to stolrte like him, my ...

... All the intelligence which has been received from the East of Europe since the conclusion of the treaty between the Russians and Turks is favourable to the hopes conceived of its effects, and of the good faith of the contracting par- ties. The fine-spun stories of the Parisian papers, of the insurrectionary movements of the Pachas in the rear and on the flank of the Russians, have vanished, ...

... from the LONDON GAZETTE of Friday, Oct. 30.1 DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY, OCT. ifi.-FaRDERICK EWER and WILLIAM FREFER ECHOL- FIF.LD,of Lad-lane, worehouseinen that they ?? eltrtutn. stancess, and are unable to meet their en seaefts with their creditors. WILLIAM LAPEHAm, of Wincanton, Somersetahire. lenkeeper. that he In In Insol vent clrcumstances, and Is unable to meet his engagemelnts with ...

... . SWAN RlAR SBTTLEMENT. ?? Warrior, Stonr commander, bound to the now settlement nOD SwS i Rlver. Astrsha, ailhd for ber dotination on Friday, Dt frod Portsmouth, with prospects of favourable weather in bar progreso down the Channel. The Warrior is a fine vesnel of 600 tons burden, carried ont upwards of 250 pasengers to thenew N colony, #otqral of whom aek gentlemen possessing Independent ad ...

... WITH IRON.—Pamot, Darley, for Oporto.—Sarah, Lawson; Ju- bilee, Falkener and William, Williams, for LoKdom.—Conway Jones; and Cordelia, Williams, for Dublin.—William, Clampitt, for Cardiff. Eliza, Davis, for Runcorn.—Acorn, Esson,for Kirlc- aMy.—Gleaner, Cermack and Caledonia, Hurst, for Newry.— County of Cork, Davis, for Glasgow.-Klte, Oxford, for Teign- mouth. -Cornelia, Evans, for Liverpool ...

... LONDON: c FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1)2. We received last night St. Petersburgh Journals to a the 15th October, and Dutch Papers to the 28th Octo- ber. Accordinig to the former, an Imperial Manifesto had been published, reducing the numbers of the Levy last ordered, in consequence of the Peace. A letter from the Camp before Choumla enters into various de- tails of the transactions in that quarter, ...

... sUNDAYS AND TUESDAY'S POSTS. I -C--c LONDON, OCT. 27. ,1t4ls aftcrnooli ar-rived the following official announce- j. satnt of the ratification of the treaty of peace from til p,.r.Sja State Gazti~te. If we may believe a letter front C~onstantiriople, andi there is too much serious reason for blitif' the ter-is of the treaty are so harsh as to make ,ildei ?? thought to be impossible. They are ...